Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-10-19
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 venison at the Tragic market.
 J.R. Walker is on the streets again.
 The territorial fair opens at Phenix to-day.
 Thomas H. Graham left for the south on Saturday.
 Farley Smith went out to Turkey creek today
 c. M. Clark, the Bradshaw mining man. is in town.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen, of Fiagstaff, is on a visit to Prescott.
 F.M. Murphy went cut to the Con- gress mine to-day.
 w.. T. Baker cauie in yesterday from the Nogollon mountains.
 A number of Flagstaff citizens were noticed on the street to-day.
 Harris Baldwin, district attorney of Apache county. was in the Capital to- day.
 Geo. E. Brown left for the cast on Saturdays train, to purchase lot of fine stock.
 Felix Coblentz, the wellknown trav- cling man, is in town taking orders for his choice cigars.
 $. C. Rogers, of Chsrmingdale, was in town to-day, trading products of his ranch for merchandise.
 Friends of J. F. Brady, popular conductor of the Atlantic < Pacific road, will be pained to learn of the death of his wife.
 The JoURNAL-MINER was favored to- day with a call from c. O. Goven, gen. eral manager of the Arizona Cattle con- pany. at Flagstaff, and A H. Beasley, pleasant young gentleman from the same place.
 Lord Cecil and son, of England, the former brother of the Marquis of Sal isbury, are visiting Flagstaff, the guests of the Arizona Cattle company. His Lordship is highly pleased with this sec ton of Arizons.
 The JouRSAL-MISER office was favor ed to-day with a sample case of beer from John Raible's Pacific Brewery. It is of first quality and promises to be- come A favorite with lovers of this bev- craze.
 J.Q. Stephens, of the Tragic meat market, has been negotiating for couple of stock ranges in the Verde valley, but says if the Indians are to be removed to the Verde reservation he wants no stock ra oh or any other kind of property in that vicinity. Miss Matte Jackson, charming young lady oi Nashville, Ills, arrived in Prescott yesterday from the above state. She is delighted with Arizona scenery and will remain through the winter months as the guest of her relatives Harris Baldwin. District Attorney of Apache county, will, in company with ssveral other legal lights of St. Johns, soon take up residence permanently Tn Prescott Mir. Baldwin ranks as one of the most able lawyers in the Southwest and We welcome him and his estimable lady to our midst. A paper in Ksnss. gives a most ex- cellen. analysis of & "hoom. Tt has, too' the virtue of brevity. It says: "A boom is composed of one-third enterprise. one third hberality and the other third ad- yertising; the whole based on an Tn domitable intention n of getting there A mothers meeting" was held at the Baptist church, on Friday afternoon, which va. well attended. The obiec, l of the meeting was for the purpose Of devising means for the improvement of the morals oi children, and considera. hle interest was manifested in the ex- ercises.
 Instead oi the ore formerly on exnioi' tion at Bones being shipped to Colo rado smelter, as stated in the morning paper, i, has been sacked and placed in Bashford's ware-room, subject to the or der of the parties owning it, where ther' is a small expense attached to it. occa- stoned by dts removal.
 Next to Mt. St. Elias, in Alaska, Mt Tacoma is the loitiest peak in the Uni ted States. It's ascent is very difficult and the scenery is extremely wild. AT illustrated account of climb to th' highest attainabie point will be giver by C. D. Henrickson in the Noyembel American Magazine.